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Warning: Extreme caution. For personal use. Purely personal opinion. Minor spoilers. Insect-free female protagonist. I'm just a gay drama lover and insect lover who loves watching insect anthropomorphism.
Main attack. Five stars. It's a classic, meaty dish, so it has a bit of a lock. Beautiful and strong, popular with everyone, Gong and Shou with different eyes, have children. Although it is the main attack, due to the rebirth, there is also a large proportion of receiving angles, which appear alternately. The brain attack circuit is relatively strange, but there are basically no misunderstandings in the text. There is a side story to Vice CP's Attacking the Fathers. It may be the best written Zerg novel by the author. It is recommended to watch.
Main attack. Five stars. Native monk male x general female. Western style of fantasy writing. Extra children. Gong is an ascetic who can save the world and purify pollutants. The protagonists run separately for world peace and stability, leave for the sake of righteousness, and meet again in the extra story. There are more knives, and there is a touch of regret in the he. Personally, I think the character creation in this article is very good and the plot is interesting enough, making it well worth watching.
Main attack. Five stars. Cross attack zone system. Have children. Have a relatively complete private worldview. There is a lot of psychological description in the article. In my opinion, the portrayal of Gong's immaturity and hesitation is very interesting and adds to the flavor of Nianxia Gong. There are more knife, adopted child and amnesia themes. There is a doting wife, but she is affected by her IQ. The description of a possessive and paranoid beauty is very charming and suitable for those with uniforms.
The Lord accepts. Five stars. The mutual pull of the native Zerg. Extra story about giving birth to a child. The title and copy are unremarkable but the main text is worth reading. The protagonists are all shining in their respective fields, and at the same time they are not eager to complete this long-distance love race together. The protagonist created by the author has a distinctive personality and delicate emotions. My personal regret is that there are not too many Zerg characteristics, but the writing can make up for this. Recommended viewing.
Main attack. Five stars. The characteristics of the insect are not very obvious, and the difference between male and female status is retained, giving it a bit of a historical style. The rich second generation of the earth transformed into a female insect, and the gap in world view caused him psychological problems. The story is mainly about the protagonist discovering the identity of a male insect, and the process of getting married first and then falling in love. Plenty of extras. Lots of warmth and daily life. Personally, I think the growth-oriented protagonist is well described and worth watching.
Main attack. Five stars. Semi-mechanically transformed male insect attack. The extra story includes giving birth to a child. The subject matter is very interesting. The optimistic, disabled little male was involved in the conspiracy, gradually grew up, and finally returned to a dull but fulfilling daily life. The combat throughout the entire story is well shaped. The negative point is that the shaping of Shou in the middle and later stages is insufficient, and it is somewhat reduced to a background board. Bonus points are the unique writing style and sweet and sour taste, which is worth a read.
Free text. Main attack. Five stars. Very cute short story! Experimental body attack and insect emperor shou. There was a misunderstanding in the early stage, but the author did a good job of portraying the psychology of Gong, an experimental subject who is ignorant of worldly affairs. Gong, who loves to watch bloody TV series, is also very cute. This article and the two articles marked in the author's copy are from the same world view, so it will not affect your reading even if you haven't read it. Recommended reading.
Free text. Main attack. Five stars. A short story about the native Zerg that was completed in one go. The prince attacked and the legion commander received. The protagonist of this article is the father of the author's other Zerg protagonists. Cookies with a relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommended reading.
Main attack. Two and a half stars. Traveling back to a thousand years ago, the male insect attack was systematic. Have children. Compared with the author's original version, it is much inferior. Gong is not mature enough. His behavior after time travel is childish. The forced logic to promote the plot is too obvious. The part about not being able to stand a long mouth is still logical, but Gong's shaping is really not very good. The main text is worse than the copywriting, so I don't recommend it.
Main attack. Five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. The protagonists have strange and fierce brains. The attackers who passed by at the beginning fought each other due to misunderstandings and the enemies who were on the mission, but the actual force value of the attackers and enemies was almost the same. The interaction between the protagonists is very cute, and they are both affectionate and affectionate, but the amount of affection is just right so that you won't get bored. The deducted points are the trauma of not explaining the human period. There are a lot of extras and if lines at the end of the article, as well as a few columns. Recommended reading.
Main attack. Five stars. Double birth. Have children. Gongshou was born twins after their sixth wedding anniversary and the day after they got married. A sweet article about loving each other as the title suggests. There are more private world views. I like the plot of how to change the fate of family and friends little by little after rebirth. The protagonist is very sticky, filling up the regrets of the past step by step, opening up his heart and deepening his feelings. Overall, it tends to be warm and daily, and the writing is also good. Recommend.
Main attack. Five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Have children. Doting on your wife is a Zerg-like novel. There are many funny and sweet stories about the love-at-first-sight sensuality. Bonus points are that there are no elements of raising cubs or competing with children for favors, allowing Wen to remain in a pure two-person world. The writing style is acceptable, and the protagonist is neither humble nor mouthy, which makes the overall viewing experience very good. Recommended viewing.
Main attack. Close to five stars. The story of local Zerg, white-haired and long-haired attack. For example, the title is a funny and sweet article about pampering your husband. Xianyu attacks Xianyu to build a career. Compared with most sweet articles about doting on wives and doting on each other's Zerg, it's pretty good, and the sweetness is sufficient, but the setting doesn't stand up to closer scrutiny. It can be seen that the plot is promoted through the sub-CP, but the effect is very stiff, and the sub-CP is relatively subtle. I personally like the attack setting so I will give high scores.
Main attack. Close to five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Rebirth. Have children. Attack and penetrate into a child. Although there is indeed an exam, it has little to do with the postgraduate entrance examination. A doting wife and equal rights Zerg article. The atmosphere is relaxed. Personally, I find the depiction of the ambition of the male insect villain very interesting. The negative points are the bloody plot of traveling through parallel worlds, and the later plot is slightly confusing. For this type of article, it is relatively logical and complete in setting.
Main attack. Five stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Dribbling the ball. It is a long novel with a large number of private settings and a complete world view. Personally, I think it's pretty good, but it's best to read the copy and make sure you can accept the setting before reading it. The atmosphere is relaxed. In addition, children account for a high proportion in the copywriting. In fact, it is more about young couples getting married first and then falling in love. They change maps and take the children with them on the interstellar adventure. Raising cubs is not the main content. Falling in love is the main focus in the later stages.
Main attack. Five stars. As the title says, dote on your wife. Attack is the alpha of the book, and it is systematic. It's great as a funny little piece. The attack may be a little naive, not strong enough, and even cowardly and afraid of being counterattacked, but it is very consistent with the setting of an orphan who has not yet gone to college. There are plots to attack anchors who pretend to be soft and cute, and there are crazy critics who often threaten to counterattack. Finally, the protagonist returns to the abo world. I really like the part about chewing on the wings! Recommended viewing.
Main attack. Close to five stars. As mentioned in the title, the system of a native female insect descending from the sky discovered that she was actually a male insect, and began to return to her ancestors, and completed the task of contacting her peers who had a crush on her. The protagonist doesn't have much sense of identity as a male insect, so it's a love affair between a female and a female that is the same on the outside. Former military female now star x military female. The setting is very interesting, and the protagonist is very charming, but the plot is a bit confusing in the later stages, and the writing style is not too refreshing. Overall good.
Main attack. Close to five stars. In the early stage, you will be trained to attack, and in the next year, you will attack. Have children. Personally, I generally don't like this book, but the interaction in this book is quite good. The wayward young man's attack and the soft-hearted female insect during pregnancy are well written. It is in line with the setting of the soft and cute attack without being intellectually depressing. The points are deducted from the fact that the novel is not long-spoken when it comes to aggression, there are many bloody misunderstandings, and there are scenes of sadomasochism, but the writing style is acceptable so it does not affect the perception. Overall good.
Main attack. Five stars. Have children. The comment section is closed. The protagonist is a local male insect cub who has been reborn three times. His abduction and deformed environment turned him into a twisted, strange child. It is from the perspective of a real child, and the text contains the tone of a cub and elements of raising cubs. The protagonist will not easily forgive his original family. The rescuer is a favored husband. It would be better if the protagonist with mental illness gradually reconciles with the world. I think this is a very interesting article.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. Have children. A long story, I read it before finishing v. The Zerg novel has its own special world view and racial settings, and the main text is far more interesting than the title. A previous work with the same worldview. There are many knives, and there are elements of lifespan theory. Some places are a bit too complicated in settings, which looks a bit messy, but it does not affect reading. It is suitable for people who like long stories and complicated settings.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The cold-faced attack disguised as a sub-female and the crazy criticism in the early stage and the loyal dog prince Shou in the later stage. Bonus points are the description of the protagonist's beauty, especially the long-haired Gong, which I like very much. She is beautiful and strong. The description of the part where Gong is accidentally injured and goes crazy in the later stage is very good. The points are deducted because some details are not explained well, but it does not particularly affect the reading. If you like beauty attack and canine attack, you can watch it.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. Have children. Cunning as a fox and cold and paranoid Shou. There is a situation of being suppressed and attacked by force. The points deduction is that the early attack may be a bit awkward if you try hard to cheat, and the extra attack may have a bit of an image bias. Bonus points are that the system and world reincarnation settings are relatively complete, and the overall situation is more similar to the direction of attacking and receiving to prevent the world from collapsing in the book. The settings are pretty good.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. Dog training articles. The weird-tempered male insect owner and the canine-type female insect who was first raised and then turned black but not completely. The ending is giving birth to a child. The atmosphere is slightly overbearing. There are situations that may make people feel frustrated, such as the protagonist being imprisoned, the protagonist being coveted, the protagonist losing his memory, the protagonist not having a mouth, so it is full of stomach-ache misunderstandings, etc., But the subject of male insects raising females is very interesting. Maybe someone who can accept it can take a look.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. Have children. Undercover male and foster female of pseudo pups. Overall, Xiang Tianwen is a doting husband who is full of love, so he also has a lot of locks. The main text is better than the subtitles. She will yell at the baby and act like a baby. The setting is cute.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. There is no system for egg penetration attack. Have children. The doting wife writes to the Zerg. Gong has been in love but has not been attracted by it, and there are plots where Gong was drugged by his ex-boyfriend and brother but failed. There is a bloody plot of recognizing each other from previous lives. Bonus points are that the initial love-at-first-sight plot between Gong and Shou was very natural, and the slightly indifferent Gong was well portrayed. The negative points are that the big events are a little sloppy and the reception is extremely short-tongued. Overall it's okay, the text is better than the copy.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. Have children. It's a funny and sweet article about a doting wife that feels like a chuuni anime. It's a very common theme in books to maintain the villain's character but instead dote on his wife. Gong originally planned to leave the world in the book and leave, but the scene where Shou desperately tried to save him was crazy enough, and I quite liked it. After the villain came online, the plot moved too quickly and the details were not explained well. Bonus points are Enough Crazy and the large number of extras.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. There is no system for traveling through time. There are cases of voluntary abortion (slag pregnancy). After being deceived by Zha Shou during the time travel attack, he pursued the crematorium and exchanged Shou Wen. Loyal dogs suffer. The writing is pretty good. An aggressive start. Finally, there is a plot where Gong dies and travels back to Earth to lose his memory, and Shou commits suicide and comes to Earth to reunite. As a bonus point for the crematorium story: the logic is normal and has no flaws, and the plot is reasonable enough.
Main attack. Four and a half stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. The setting is grand, and the inevitable ending after the break is rather hasty. The entire early and middle stages are pretty good. The somewhat divine image of Gong is just right and not too abrupt. It's a bit difficult to change the map later. The subject matter is interesting and the writing is good. People who like beautiful and divine attacks can give it a try.
Main attack. Four stars. The title story tells the story of a male insect that was picked up from a garbage dump on a deserted star. For me, it is a little less attractive than the author's previous works, but the author is very good at writing about local Zerg love, so this is also a short story worth reading, with both twists and turns and sweetness. Recommended viewing.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. The story of the fascinating male insect returning to the Zerg tribe. The subject matter is very good, and the real shou doesn't appear until chapter four. The attack is weak but can suppress the female insect with blood, and the female insect will absolutely surrender. There is a plot about being locked up in a dark room by foreigners. The setting is pretty cool. An ordinary but interesting short article.
Free text. The Lord accepts. Four stars. Traveling without a system. Have children. The doting wife who marries first and loves later writes to Zerg. The writing style is relatively simple, and the plot and emotional lines in the early stage are a little confusing. The post-marriage part is quite satisfactory. As a novel, it is not a big problem overall.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Gong is dressed as a baby. The subject matter is Gong, who is a cartoonist. After passing through, he continued to draw cartoons to consciously promote equal rights. Feeling a little inferior. It is more about adapting to and exploring the daily life of the world than the emotional line. Gong initially lived on a junk planet with his female father. The later stage was indeed as dramatic as the copy said. The first half is still pretty funny, so there's no big problem.
The Lord accepts. Four stars. As the title states, in ancient times, when the female insect was not attacked, the male insect attacked. Have children. The subject matter is quite attractive, and in the middle and later stages of exposure, it can turn into a white mushroom that can release mycelium. There are sadomasochism scenes. The points are deducted due to the slight deviation in the later stage, which is not too strong, and the plot in the later stage is a bit confusing, but the rest is acceptable. Personally, I think the treatment of supporting villains in the extra episode is more interesting.
Main attack. Four stars. Have children. The male disguises himself as a female and travels through time without any system, suppressing the arrogance and indifference of the enemy by force. Cowardly and a bit naughty (limited to partners), Gong and cruelty are not to my liking, but it may make people feel a bit aggrieved. This character design remains unchanged throughout the entire text, which is relatively rare in Zerg literature. The plot transitions are a bit abrupt, which doesn't affect reading very much.
Main attack. Four stars, no system for time-travel attack. Have children. Gong was picked up and adopted as a child, and was regarded as a foster child. Raising cubs in the early stage will make you stronger in the later stage. There is a bloody plot where the protagonist is entangled in his blood relationship. There is a plot to write a novel about a boss. Overall, she loves her husband. There is an attack upgrade plot. There are a large number of good if-line extras featuring the protagonist Cubs. The settings are quite complete. The minus point is that the writing style is a bit naive.
Free text. The Lord accepts. Four stars. The main text is in one person, and the extras are in three people. There is no system for traveling through time. There is a birth at the end. A very ancient story about a time-travel attack who didn't understand the rules of the Zerg, from misunderstanding to reconciliation and marriage. The perspective of the female insect will be more sad, with the story of the death of the first child. The writing is average, but the story is quite satisfactory and has a good ending.
Main attack. Four stars. As the title states, bking's native male insects are attacking and receiving the female insects he has raised since childhood. Have children. It's a Zerg novel with a Dianjia flavor through and through, with a large number of personal settings, time-traveling villains, and a grand world view. There are a lot of plots where Gong tries his best to be confident and pretend to be 13. When you grow up as an alien child with high IQ, you can have a good meal. The negative points are that it is really too homely, and the straight man flavor is overwhelming.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Rebirth. Have children. There are villain system characters. It's a very common Zerg story about doting on one's wife, but there are more doting on one's husband in the early stages. The writing is mediocre, with some typos and sloppy writing, and it's a bit bloody and a bit on the ground. Bonus points are the high degree of brainless sweetness, and it is quite rare to have a true spoiled wife shou set that is limited to attacks. As a doting wife, there is no big problem in mindlessly sweet writing.
Main attack. Four stars. Rebirth attack. The copywriting is really tempting, but the end of the article is too hasty. Compared with the suffering in the previous life, Gong's rebirth didn't seem to have changed much. The foreshadowing was not filled in, and the plot came to an abrupt end in the later period. Fortunately, there was no problem with the protagonist's character. In addition, I really really like the setting and description of this professor, so I gave it a relatively high score.
Free text. Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. The setting of the Zerg is not obvious, and most of the plot is more similar to the way an up-and-comer in the commentary system interacts with e-sports players. The explanation of time travel in the last two chapters of the article is a little bit confusing, because the setting is still novel, so it does not affect the viewing experience. The ending is rushed. Overall, it's more like doting on each other.
Main attack. Four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. There are reborn villains. The copywriting is not as interesting as the main text, which seems to be about cruel and paranoid people, while the main text has a bit of a nurturing feel. The negative points are that although the copywriting said that everyone in Xiaobai's novel has improved their intelligence, the actual improvement is more prominent in the attack, the main plot is a bit flawed, and the ending is hasty. The viewing experience is pretty good, and you can watch it if you are really paranoid.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Watched for free only. Cross attack zone system. There is a baby outside the episode. The doting wife is like a Zerg. A good male protagonist with a strong taste may like it, but if you don't like it, I will feel that Gong is too pretentious and overflows with straight male flavor. Don't suffer from the coldness. After reading the full text, I am even more impressed by the crazy female father who attacked me. Another personal deduction is the use of traditional confinement method to take care of the recipients. Overall there is no big problem.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The time-travel attack is systematic. The doting wife writes to the Zerg. In this article, in addition to male and female Zerg, there are also female personal devices. The negative points are that the various behaviors of trying to survive in the attack mission are awkward, there is also the appearance of an unlikable paranoid male villain who has a liking for the attack, and the ending is slightly hasty. Personally, I prefer the setting of this article, so I will rate it higher.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The vixen transforms into a male insect. Have children. The beloved husband with a particularly novice writing style writes to Zerg. At the beginning, there is a plot of institutional love where one is attacked and one is unconsciously forced. Suppressed by force. In the early stage of the attack, he was a real pet fox. It was only after the child was born that he realized his true feelings and became a human being. It's okay for a mindless sweet short article.
Main attack. Close to four stars. The protagonist, a male insect living in captivity, travels to an era when male insects have become extinct. This setting makes the common theme of time-travelers hugging a boss much more interesting. My personal minus point is that I don't like the plot of parents who really love their children and accidentally become jealous. The later part of the story is a bit rushed, the villain is slightly under-explained, and the logic is pretty good, so there are no major problems.
Free text. Main attack. Close to four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Extra children. There is basically no interstellar background and no Zerg characteristics. It is a food article in a purely local literary style. It is OK to read it as a food article in the novice era. There is no big problem except that there is no Zerg element.
Free text. Main attack. Close to four stars. Traveling through the system, the earthlings from the Nu Zun Kingdom came to the Zerg. It's a very common trope where the character is heartbroken after reading the book before crossing over, so he actually travels into the book to marry the paper man, but there's a bit of a twist at the end, so it's still quite interesting. It's okay for a novice, with no obvious flaws.
Main attack. Close to four stars. Have children. Cross attack zone system. The male insect wandered to the earth and then traveled back to the Zerg tribe to tell his beloved wife who was reunited with the female insect cub. There are plots of running with a ball, amnesia scenes and raising cubs. In the later stage, the plot of defeating the villain was handled hastily, and overall it was a sweet story with no major problems.
Main attack. Close to four stars. There is no system to attack through books. It has a private world view, follows the route of a sinister boss' pet, and the body it penetrates is an experimental subject. In his early years, he was cruel, indifferent and not long-mouthed, and he had a bit of an ancient domineering vibe. A personal deduction is that the child in the extra story is called Shou's mother. The text is better than the copy.
Main attack. Close to four stars. There is no system for traveling through time. Common time-travel attack live streaming and doting on the wife Zerg novice. Bonus points are the strong meaty flavor and no particularly serious flaws. The minus point is that there is a bit of a personal indifference to the jealousy of the children, which is a bit bloody. Overall it's okay.